Background
Boris Vasilyevich Mertsalov (Mertsalov-Sukhoruchkin) was born on 1904 in Ostrogozhsk, Voronezh, Russian Federation.
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Boris Vasilyevich Mertsalov
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Boris Vasilyevich graduated from the two courses of the Kharkov Conservatory (1924, class of conducting and French horn).
Career
Boris Vasilyevich worked in the orchestra of the Chimkent operetta (1924-1930). He was the conductor of the Samara (Kuibyshev) Theater of Musical Comedy and Opera Theater (1931-1964). During World War II he headed a mobile opera house.
Boris Vasilyevich put on a stage more than 100 productions, among them: Nikolai Mikhailovich Strelnikov's "The Kholopka", Matthew Isaakovich Blanter’s "On the Bank of the Amur", Boris Alexandrovich’s "Wedding in Malinovka" and others.
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1924
Career
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1924 - 1930
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1931 - 1964
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1931 - 1964